Democrats growing uneasy over Maryland's 6th district race: reports

Democrats are reportedly growing increasingly concerned about the competitiveness of their candidate in Maryland's 6th Congressional District race.

The district, which includes parts of Montgomery and Frederick counties, is currently represented by Democratic Rep. David Trone. Trone is facing a challenge from Republican challenger Neil Parrott, a former state delegate.

Democrats are worried that Parrott could pull off an upset victory in the district, which has become increasingly competitive in recent years.

In 2018, Trone won re-election by just 6 points, and Parrott has been polling well in the district. Democrats are also concerned about the national political climate, which is expected to favor Republicans in the midterm elections.

If Parrott wins, it would be a major upset and a significant blow to Democrats' hopes of maintaining control of the House of Representatives.

The 6th District is one of several competitive House races in Maryland that Democrats are watching closely. Democrats are also concerned about the races in the 1st, 3rd, and 8th districts.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is reportedly sending staff to Maryland to help Trone's campaign. The DCCC is also planning to spend heavily on advertising in the district.

Parrott is a businessman and former state delegate. He is running on a platform of lower taxes, less government regulation, and a strong national defense.

Trone is a businessman and philanthropist. He is running on a platform of protecting Medicare and Social Security, investing in education, and combating climate change.

The 6th District race is expected to be one of the most competitive House races in the country. The outcome of the race could have a significant impact on the balance of power in the House of Representatives.